Morning Light
Your radiance is coveted, yet manifests on every face
Cloaking everything in a delicate layer of golden lace
Rising even before the first birdsong of the day
Brimming with spirit, careless but elegant you sway
Leaning against walls, sitting picturesque on an old chair
Each room drips with remnants of you, so pure, so fair
You enkindle a familiar warmth, with the slightest touch
If only you knew how people crave to stay, enclasped in your clutch.